A young woman, holding fast to her cherished love.
Two lives, one flower; love blossoms, while hatred stays at bay.
Three brothers: a peerless swordsman, a scion of a renowned military family, and an heir to the secrets of heaven.
As chaos begins, lives drift like leaves in the wind.
The final epic legend of the Murong clan's Wangjing Pavilion, where love blooms amid endless fields of smoke and war.
The strange and beautiful women of a mysterious manor, the peerless master of a sacred martial arts sect, the hidden and open feuds of the martial world, the tangled games of power within and beyond the imperial court... A century of grudges converges in a single day, and a shattered dream returns with the vast realm.
The land will at last be stained with blood, and birds will sing a broken funeral song.
Everything will pass... Only the legends forged by these people will be sung forever across the mountains and rivers of the Tang Empire.
As always, this is an angsty story with a happy ending. Guaranteed not to be abandoned! Please add it to your favorites.
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This article was written from beginning to end. It was so well written. In fact, the beginning was a bit contrived, but it became more and more natural. It made me deeply appreciate the freedom of entering the world for the first time and the sadness at the end. It was so sad!
This is the end... There will be a sequel.
Is this the end? Are you all dead? So tragic?
Oh! On! Tragedy is about to happen, Bing Ji finally wakes up... He switched sides, she fell, he should take care of her...
Zhuo Zishu is too stupid, I'm afraid the consequences will be unbearable... Actually, I still don't like Li Yuandie very much...
The writing is like running water, excellent! Like one...
He actually likes Yuan Die... She is indeed my favorite heroine... Hahaha...
Why are both Mao Hui and Yuan Die obsessed with each other? The higher your martial arts skills, the more charming you will be!
The writing is really good, but why does everyone like Yuan Die? They are all so infatuated, as expected, Mary Sue. Aside from Mary Sue, I really like the author's description of these sword gods. They really have a "sword" feel to them. Brother Lin is like a supporting character rather than a protagonist from beginning to end, and it's easy to ignore him.
Khan, another person who has an unrequited love for a woman like Li Yuandie, tsk! . . .